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The COVID-19 crisis and
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The coalition committee agreed on a “Fiscal Stimulus and Crisis Management Programme”. These additional investments will help raising Germany’s growth potential but are unlikely to have any meaningful effects on economic growth in the short run. [more]

Based on DB’s GDP forecast, due to the COVID-19 crisis annual global goods trade will shrink by 13.6% in 2020 and will recover by only 7.5% in 2021. Global goods trade is set to fall much heavier than during the GFC. [more]

Podzept - a podcast series which addresses the current issues driving the world of economics and finance

Podzept - a podcast series

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June 4, 2020

How our flying habits will change

(12:53 min)

While history shows us that it can take over two years for an aviation demand shock to return to normal, many people now forecast a permanent drop in travel, particularly for business. We argue business and personal travel will remain, however, the way people book will change the transport industry.